SSI Has Updated its Digital Materials – Here’s What’s New
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Human Factors in Diving: 2 Day Training in Alberta
A unique opportunity to learn from both Gareth Lock and Guy Shockey. Two days of…
4 Reasons You Should Become a Master Diver
Earning the rating of SSI Master Diver is the pinnacle of recreational scuba diving. Becoming…
Mares Horizon Semi-Closed Rebreather (SCR) Training in Asia
We have had another busy few weeks behind us and again had the pleasure of…
Open Water Scuba Instructor Teaches Diving Live From Her Home
Natascha Jutzi, is a qualified Open Water Scuba Instructor and Emergency First Response Instructor who…
How to Become a PADI AmbassaDiver in 2021
In October 2020, we’ll start accepting applications (and nominations) for new PADI® AmbassaDivers™. We’re looking…
What the Heck is Raid, and Why He Switched
Last summer, Steve Lewis’ longtime friend, Paul Vincent Toomer called him to tell him that…
Mental Preparation and Self-Sufficiency
Discussion about diving preparation and diver’s self-sufficiency We have noticed that the lack of self-awareness…
How Task Loading Can Cause A Scuba Diving Accident
My girlfriend and I are both PADI dive masters and work part-time for a local Vancouver Island Dive shop . We both learned to dive in cold water and have done all of our training in cold water. We dive regularly, averaging around 160 dives a year.
How Task Loading Can Cause A Scuba Diving Accident
My girlfriend and I are both PADI dive masters and work part-time for a local…